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    This document discusses WH-questions, which are questions beginning with interrogative words like who, what, when, where, why, and how. It provides examples of different WH-questions and their meanings. It also explains how WH-questions are formed grammatically, noting that the interrogative word comes before the main verb. Finally, it provides a practice exercise asking and answering sample WH-questions.

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    Chapter 1

    WH-Questions, Simple Present and Present Progressive

    A. QUESTIONS WH

    CONTENT

    1. Definition

    2. Example

    3. Exercise

    1. Definition

    The W-question is the term used to refer to questions starting with “Wh” and “H”. These questions are used to investigate information about something,

    place, reason, person, or so on. It is also used for object * or even subject ** investment.

    - Object *: material objects that can be seen and touched or a person or thing that becomes
    the goal of a particular action or feeling.

    - Subject **: someone or something is being discussed, explained, or handled.

    Example:

    Question-A Mean Example

    WHO Person Who opened the door? Ideas, What's your

    What Something, name?

    information, What did you say?

    action

    Where The place Where do you live?

    Why Reason Why are you smiling?

    When Time When are you coming here? Whose bag is

    That Belong this?

    That Selection What would you like to drink?

    How Way / condition How does it work?

    How was your day?

    How many Quantity How many students are in this class?

    (countable noun)

    How many Quantity How much money do you have?

    (countless

    noun)
    2 │ Chapter 1

    How often Frequency How often do you feed your pet?

    How far Distance How far is your home from this campus?

    How old are you Age How old are you?

    How long Duration How long will I have to answer

    this test?

    2. How about FormWH-Questions

    In learning Wh-Questions, students first have to understand what complementary is. This addition will always appear after the

    Wh-Question. However, this kind of question usually comes right before the main verb.

    ✓ Auxiliary verbs are helpful verbs (be, do, have / has, will, whould,

    should, should, can, etc.)

    Example:

    ➔ With tools

    - How are you?

    - Where do you come from?

    - What is your name?

    ➔ No additions (asks for the subject)

    - What happened to Ahmad? (bad accident happened to Ahmad today)

    - Sipaeprataynadninggm I won

    - Who gave you this money?

    3. practice

    Direction: Answer the following questions.

    1. What is your name?

    2. Where are you from?

    3. Where do you live / live?

    4. Why do you go to school on this campus?

    5. How long did you stay on campus?

    6. How far is your home from campus?

    7. What are your plans for the next 4 years?

    8. How many semesters will you complete your studies?

    * Record your answers into a video, then upload them to your YouTube channel and

    send your link to LMS and Google Form is available.


    WH Question 3

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